Amanatullah Khan Retains Okhla Seat with a Strong Victory Margin

The Okhla Assembly constituency, known for its vibrant demographic mix and political significance, is witnessing a fierce electoral contest in the 2025 Delhi Assembly Elections.

New Delhi: The Okhla Assembly constituency, known for its vibrant demographic mix and political significance, is witnessing a fierce electoral contest in the 2025 Delhi Assembly Elections. With 3,74,491 registered voters, including 2,18,411 male voters, 1,56,351 female voters, and 29 third-gender voters, Okhla is gearing up for a high-stakes battle between four prominent political candidates from major parties.

Demographics of Okhla Constituency

As per the latest electoral roll data, Okhla’s total voter turnout stood at 2,21,014 votes, representing an engaged electorate keen to exercise their democratic rights. The constituency includes five wards: Madanpur Khadar East, Madanpur Khadar West, Sarita Vihar, Abul Fazal Enclave, and Zakir Nagar.

The high voter participation reflects the political significance of Okhla, and the race is shaping up to be a close contest. With several key local issues at play, the candidates are vying to win the support of the community.

Candidates In the Fray

The Okhla seat is hotly contested by four strong candidates from major political parties, each with distinct strategies and backgrounds:

Okhla’s Political Landscape

Okhla has historically been an AAP stronghold, with the party winning consecutive elections. However, the introduction of new faces like Ariba Khan and Shifa Ur Rehman, along with the BJP’s push to make inroads, made this election more competitive. Despite the divided opposition, Amanatullah Khan retained his seat, showing the continued dominance of AAP in the region.

With the contest tightening, Okhla promises to be a battleground where each vote counted. The result marks a significant moment in the 2025 Delhi Assembly Elections. Stay tuned for more updates on the political developments in this crucial constituency.

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